"There are many experts on Wilderness Medicine in the US. Go to www.WMS.org - That's the Wilderness Medical Society. WMS has a Facebook page also."
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Gregory Natsch
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Last On: 8:29AM, 14 Sep 11
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Gregory Natsch's Groups
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Wilderness EMS
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Wilderness Medicine
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Military in EMS
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Remembering Jim Page
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Gregory Natsch replied to Rodrigo Diaz's discussion Who is the International Authority in Wilderness Medical matters ?? in the group Wilderness Medicine
Gregory Natsch left a comment for Gregory Natsch"This is my last trip for Uncle Sam I was Force Protection for Combat refuelers over 6 months before we invaded Iraq. I retired a year later. Thanks"
aaron left a comment for Gregory Natsch"just came bye to say hi & i'm an emt-b from va & be safe out there"
Gregory Natsch joined Steve Pack's group
Wilderness Medicine
A place for Wilderness EMT's, WFR's and those interested in wilderness medicine. This group welcomes all providers of wilderness medicine, regardless of your certifying organization.
Gregory Natsch commented on Shawn's group Military in EMS"I was 90270 then A90270, then X4NO then crosstrained to Security Forces, retired after almost 25 years"
Gregory Natsch joined Shawn's group
Military in EMS
Whether you are an active Hospital Corpsman or any other active duty rating or MOS, or retired military and serving in a paid or vol. EMS service, this is your place.
Gregory Natsch replied to Julie Brookhiser's discussion Do we have any "older" EMTs?"53 and in EMS 35 years."
Gregory Natsch commented on JEMS Web Team's group Remembering Jim Page"I met Mr. Page in January 1977 at a conference. I had already read several articles he had written in Paramedics International. Over the years I spoke with him on the phone about different issues or we corresponded by mail.
I remember being bellied…"
Gregory Natsch joined JEMS Web Team's group
Remembering Jim Page
This group is dedicated to James O. Page, founder of JEMS and father of modern EMS. Page died suddenly Sept. 4, 2004, at 68. He has been greatly missed, but through his teachings and our memories, we can continue to honor him and what he stood for.
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- EMS Chief
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- Other EMS Agency
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- EMS
- Years in EMS/Public Safety
- 36
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- Widowed
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Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 6:52pm on March 7, 2010, Gregory Natsch said…
- This is my last trip for Uncle Sam I was Force Protection for Combat refuelers over 6 months before we invaded Iraq. I retired a year later. Thanks
- At 6:19pm on March 7, 2010, aaron said…
- just came bye to say hi & i'm an emt-b from va & be safe out there
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